A few nice welding information images I found:
Bangor Bus Tour, 9 March 2011 / Taith Fws Bangor, 9 Mawrth 2011
Image by National Assembly For Wales / Cynulliad Cymru
A number of issues were discussed during the Assembly’s bus’s visit to Bangor yesterday. Housing was a major concern for numerous visitors, and one visitor said she had arranged to see her constituency Assembly Member the following day to discuss the situation. After being informed that she also has four regional Members she said she was considering contacting them as well. A student studying psychology came in specifically to ask questions about the upcoming Assembly election on 5 May as he had heard about it in the media following the referendum last week. This was his second visit to the bus as he had already spent some time on board during a previous visit to Bangor earlier in the year. A gentleman from Canada came in and spoke to staff on the bus about the Assembly since 1999. He was informed that representatives from the Canadian Parliament would be visiting the Assembly next week. More information on the visit is available at www.assemblywales.org. Another visitor had some ideas on how to improve passenger numbers on rural buses and wanted to present his ideas to his local Assembly Member. He was very pleased to learn he had a total of five Assembly Members, one constituency Member and four regional Members.
Cododd sawl pwnc ei ben yn ystod ymweliad bws y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol â Bangor yn ddiweddar. Roedd tai yn bryder mawr i nifer o drigolion yr ardal ac roedd un fenyw wedi trefnu apwyntiad gyda’i Haelod Cynulliad i drafod ei phroblem y diwrnod canlynol. Fe’i hysbyswyd fod ganddi bedwar Aelod Cynulliad arall a soniodd y byddai’n ystyried cysylltu gyda hwy hefyd. Daeth un myfyriwr seicoleg ar y bws yn arbennig i dderbyn gwybodaeth am etholiad y Cynulliad. Roedd wedi clywed am yr etholiad yn dilyn y refferendwm felly roedd yn awyddus i wybod beth yn union fyddai’r drefn ar 5 Mai. Roedd yn gyfarwydd â’r bws gan iddo ymweld ag o pan dreuliodd y bws ddiwrnod yn y ddinas ddechrau’r flwyddyn. Daeth dyn sy’n byw yng Nghanada draw i weld y bws, a holi’r staff am hanes y Cynulliad ers 1999. Fe’i hysbyswyd bod cynrychiolaeth o Senedd Canada yn ymweld â’r Cynulliad Cenedlaethol cyn hir. Mae gwybodaeth bellach ar gael ar www.cynulliadcymru.org. Roedd gan un ymwelydd syniad ynghylch cynyddu nifer y teithwyr ar fysiau cefn gwlad. Soniodd ei fod yn dymuno rhannu ei syniadau â’i Aelod Cynulliad ac roedd yn falch o glywed bod ganddo ddewis o bump i gysylltu â hwy, un Aelod etholaeth a phedwar Aelod rhanbarthol.
www.assemblywales.org / www.cynulliadcymru.org
Bangor Bus Tour, 9 March 2011 / Taith Fws Bangor, 9 Mawrth 2011
Image by National Assembly For Wales / Cynulliad Cymru
A number of issues were discussed during the Assembly’s bus’s visit to Bangor yesterday. Housing was a major concern for numerous visitors, and one visitor said she had arranged to see her constituency Assembly Member the following day to discuss the situation. After being informed that she also has four regional Members she said she was considering contacting them as well. A student studying psychology came in specifically to ask questions about the upcoming Assembly election on 5 May as he had heard about it in the media following the referendum last week. This was his second visit to the bus as he had already spent some time on board during a previous visit to Bangor earlier in the year. A gentleman from Canada came in and spoke to staff on the bus about the Assembly since 1999. He was informed that representatives from the Canadian Parliament would be visiting the Assembly next week. More information on the visit is available at www.assemblywales.org. Another visitor had some ideas on how to improve passenger numbers on rural buses and wanted to present his ideas to his local Assembly Member. He was very pleased to learn he had a total of five Assembly Members, one constituency Member and four regional Members.
Cododd sawl pwnc ei ben yn ystod ymweliad bws y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol â Bangor yn ddiweddar. Roedd tai yn bryder mawr i nifer o drigolion yr ardal ac roedd un fenyw wedi trefnu apwyntiad gyda’i Haelod Cynulliad i drafod ei phroblem y diwrnod canlynol. Fe’i hysbyswyd fod ganddi bedwar Aelod Cynulliad arall a soniodd y byddai’n ystyried cysylltu gyda hwy hefyd. Daeth un myfyriwr seicoleg ar y bws yn arbennig i dderbyn gwybodaeth am etholiad y Cynulliad. Roedd wedi clywed am yr etholiad yn dilyn y refferendwm felly roedd yn awyddus i wybod beth yn union fyddai’r drefn ar 5 Mai. Roedd yn gyfarwydd â’r bws gan iddo ymweld ag o pan dreuliodd y bws ddiwrnod yn y ddinas ddechrau’r flwyddyn. Daeth dyn sy’n byw yng Nghanada draw i weld y bws, a holi’r staff am hanes y Cynulliad ers 1999. Fe’i hysbyswyd bod cynrychiolaeth o Senedd Canada yn ymweld â’r Cynulliad Cenedlaethol cyn hir. Mae gwybodaeth bellach ar gael ar www.cynulliadcymru.org. Roedd gan un ymwelydd syniad ynghylch cynyddu nifer y teithwyr ar fysiau cefn gwlad. Soniodd ei fod yn dymuno rhannu ei syniadau â’i Aelod Cynulliad ac roedd yn falch o glywed bod ganddo ddewis o bump i gysylltu â hwy, un Aelod etholaeth a phedwar Aelod rhanbarthol.
